Sharp steel drop reports bleak nation steel week
The American Iron and Steel Institute said U.S. steel production fell 8.5 percent last week to 1,957,000 tons from 2,138,000, the sharpest slide in 22 months. March durable goods orders declined 1 percent from February, with a 3 percent drop overall, offset somewhat by a 2 percent rise in non durables. The Supreme Court voided a merger between El Paso Natural Gas and Pacific Northwest Pipeline, ruling the FPC cannot approve such a merger while antitrust suits are pending. Perry Shoemaker signaled a shift in stance on the Norfolk and Western Nickel Plate merger, proposing a non-voting trust for Pennsylvania Railroad stake.
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New York
UPI
American Ion and Steel Institute
Washington
Commerce Department
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
Perry M. Shoemaker
Jersey Central
ICC
Norfolk and Western-Nickel Plate
Pennsylvania Railroad
N& W
Nuclear sharing favored by Washington official says UPI
State Department official George C. McGhee on Monday stated the United States supports broader sharing of responsibilities for using nuclear weapons among North Atlantic allies.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
George C. McGhee
United States
North Atlantic
City Court fines for multiple juveniles and incidents
Lincoln Kenneth Abbott age 21 of 1531 Lynn Street disobeyed a traffic signal, fined one dollar and costs. Richard Wayne Denson age 19 of Markleville speeding and improper muffler, fined one dollar and costs. Kathleen Ann Harlan age 17 of 1005 Greenbriar Drive disobeyed a stop sign, fined one dollar and costs. Frank B. Livingston age 19 of 125 Webster Street disobeyed a traffic signal, fined one dollar and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Kenneth Abbott
Lynn St
Richard Wayne Denson
Markleville
Kathleen Ann Harlan
Greenbriar Dr
Frank B. Livingston
Webster St
Jackson First Grade Roundup Is Friday
PERKINSVILLE The First Grace Roundup will be held Friday May 4 at the Jackson Township School between 9 a m and 2 30 p m. All beginner students must have been six years of age on or before November 1 1961, states Principal Phillip D Halsey. Birth certificates should be brought.
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Perkinsville
Jackson Township
Phillip D. Halsey
Sullivan County Tel seeks 140000 loan for dial service
Shel burn Telephone Inc asks the Public Service Commission for authority to borrow about $140,000 to finance conversion to dial service for its 774 customers. The company also seeks approval of a 10-1 common stock split and a new rate schedule with $5.50 monthly for one party residential service and $6.50 for one party business service.
Fire damages wall at Bow and Arrow Drive-In restaurant
Fire damaged a wall and part of the roof at the Bow and Arrow Drive-In on Indiana 7 South early Sunday. The blaze, rising from a stove, did not cause extensive loss.
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Bow and Arrow Drive-in
Ind
Pipe Creek Women Host Candidates Meeting
More than 100 members and guests of the Pipe Creek Township Women's Republican Club attended a Monday night meeting. The program featured a discussion of 1962 election issues and the introduction of Madison County GOP candidates for the May 8 primary. Mary Hasecuster presided. officials included Frank Preston, R. H. Roberts, and Ruth Smiley. Former Township Chairman James Price and Mrs Price attended as visitors.
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Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Folsom seeks historic third term in Alabama race
Districting debates and reapportionment loom as nine congressmen, including Big Jim Folsom, seek re election with pledges to keep whites and Negroes separated. In Texas Connally runs in a six way race for governor while Johnson faces criticism of backing a national machine. Primary day arrives May 1 in several states ahead of a May 29 runoff.
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Folsom
Alabama
Lister Hill
Donald Hallmark
Montgomery
John Crommelin
Alabama House
Senate
Kennedy
Texas
Navy
John Connally
Price Daniel
Will Wilson
Texas Highway Commission
Marshall Formby
Edwin Walker
Don Yarborough
New Frontiers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Connally
GOP
Roy Whittenburg
Jack Cox
Florida
West Virginia
New Mexico
Indiana
Ohio
Army guard units realignment and manpower figures
The report notes re alignment changes affecting the 139th Artillery and the 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron at Lebanon with Elwood Kokomo Huntington and Peru mentioned. It lists Hoo sier Army Guard manpower at 10,000 and notes Netherlands New Guinea was discovered in 1511 by Portuguese sailors.
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139Th Artillery
Lebanon
Elwood
Kokomo
Huntington
Peru
Hoosier
Netherlands New Guinea
Deputy Larry McCartney Urges Ravage For Sheriff
A political advertisement features Deputy Larry McCartney urging voters to elect Paul Ravage as sheriff. The message presents Ravage as the Democratic candidate and calls for support in the upcoming election.
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Larry McCartney
Paul Ravage
X15 Reaches Record 482-M mile High Flight
Test pilot Joe Walker piloted the X15 to an altitude of 482 miles over Edwards AFB, setting a new winged aircraft record. The flight logged 83 seconds of burn at 5 Gs with minimal issues, boosting hopes for future space experiments and orbit-capable testing.
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Edwards Afb
Clif
UPI
Joe Walker
Walker
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James Love
Mohave Desert
Robbery at Simkins Auto Parts Hits Soft Drink Machine
At 4 04 a m Sunday police report a break in at Simkins Auto Parts 2121 Ohio Ave in which the north door was forced. About 15 dollars taken from a soft drink machine and a large stock of tools including screw drivers seat belts radios disappeared. Police believe a truck or large car hauled the goods away and the merchandise value is undetermined.
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Simkins Auto Parts
Ohio Ave
Clean-Up Drive Mobilizes City for Winter Efforts
The community urges residents to obtain proper garbage cans with tight lids to curb fly breeding during winter months. Anderson Refuse Service leads the push, coordinating efforts to keep the city clean and healthy.
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Anderson Refuse Service
Welfare Reforms Target Indiana Counties Hospitals Aid
Madison County faces about 50 in local aid while negotiations with three hospitals continue. The Madison County Home is not licensed to handle welfare wards due to state requirement failures. Forty nine county welfare departments have accepted 167 referrals. Gov Welsh urges full cooperation between Public Welfare and Mental Health groups to address urgent facility and staffing shortages.
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Madison County
Bennett
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
Department of Public Welfare
Leprosy Cases Under Treatment in Philippine Colony
About 2,135 cases of leprosy are under treatment in the Union Leper Colony in the Philippines, reflecting ongoing public health efforts amid colonial administration.
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Philippines
Severe storms sweep Michigan Indiana and Ohio with damage
A powerful system struck at 12 20 p m CDT as heavy rains and winds felled trees and damaged buildings across southern Michigan northern Indiana and northwest Ohio. Two injured in Niles from a roof collapse, a boy hurt by glass in Pinckney, radio towers toppled, power lines down, and extensive flooding reported from Chanute AFB to Chicago area. Tornado alerts issued for Kansas City St Louis and parts of Michigan.
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John Cavitt
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Niles
Mich
Pinckney
WKZO
Kalamazoo
South Bend
Logansport
Kokomo
Kentland
Lima
Kansas City
St. Louis
Illinois
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Champaign
Mansfield
Springfield
Carrollton
Hardin
Joliet
Cornerstone Placed for Community Hospital Expansion
Ten Thousand donated to aid the project as hospital trustee Arnod McFarland laid the cornerstone with Glazer Construction’s Lloyd Coffman assisting. Madison County residents raised 3,850,000 in 1958 and 1961 campaigns for Community Hospital and St John’s Hospital improvements. The new facility will open gradually with initial surgical patients in May and reach 142 beds in coming months, planned for future enlargement at minimal expense.
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Arnod McFarland
Lloyd Coffman
Glazer Construction Company
Madison County
St. John’s Hospital
Northwestern urged to save dunes with alternative landfill
Douglas urges Northwestern to insist on sand from the dunes while condemning current extraction as cruel. He argues a cheaper, superior fill source is available and could allow an expanded campus if the sanitary district offers it, claiming it would save the dunes.
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Northwestern
Douglas
Weather Drench and Heat as Indiana Sees Storms
Severe wind damaged much of northern Indiana with outages and electric disruptions in South Bend and Logansport. Monday brought record highs in the 80s before storms. Carolyn Davis 17 suffered a forehead cut. a man was injured on a ladder. Forecast calls for mild 60s then 70s midweek with more showers Friday or Saturday. Essex Wire Co cut workers’ hours due to blackout. fire chief treated after smoke inhalation from a lightning strike on a TV antenna. Ed Bailey home basement damaged.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Carolyn Davis
Kokomo
Logansport
Essex Wire Co
Robert Crispen
Ed Bailey
Crispen
Tuesday Special at The Derby
A Tuesday menu highlights a prime rib for $1 and fried chicken all you can eat for $1 at The Derby, offering value promotions to diners.
Anderson Obituaries aLikely Includes Foust Templeton Gentry
Obituary notices for Alwilda Foust 73 of Anderson died in Farrington Nursing Home Alexandria services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Ernest W Templeton 73 of 525 Ruddle Ave died at St Johns Hospital retired farmer and bus driver survivors include wife Viola son James W sister and in laws services by Rev Levi Sutton and Rev Fraizer burial Jones Cemetery. Gladys E Gentry 67 of 232 East Street died at St Johns Hospital born Madison County lived Perkinsville Noblesville with daughter Mrs Lakey six sons three daughters and many grandchildren. services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial Neese Cemetery near Perkinsville.
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Alwilda Foust
Anderson
Farrington
Alexandria
Harold E. Rozelle
Howard H. Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ernest W. Templeton
Ruddle Ave
St. John's Hospital
Richland Township
Templeton
Friends Church
Gilman
Gilman Lodge
Viola
James W
John Woolen
Rt. 1
Fairmount
Friends
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Levi C. ‘Sutton
The
People’s Church
Charles Frazier
King’s Chapel
Jones Cemetery
Jackson Street Pike
Muncie
Gladys E. Gentry
East Street
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Jacob
Lucinda Thornton
Perkinsville
Noblesville
Robert Lakey
East St
Gentry
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Funeral
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Neese
Collett Ellison 52 Dies. Rites Wednesday in East Maplewood
Collett L. Ellison of 3017 Morton St died at 1 30 p m Sunday at home. Born December 25 1909 in Middletown he was a Delco Remy Plant 3 worker and a member of UAW Local 2. Survived by Mary A two sons Donald E Indianapolis and Jerry Lee in Worthsmith Mich a daughter Jackie Mrs James Erwin Staunton Ind a brother Herschel Wilkinson three sisters Effie and Mary Ellison Middletown Mrs Walter Bricker Wilkinson a half sister Mrs Herbert McShirley Sulphur Springs. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Services 10 am Wednesday at the funeral home conducted by Rev John Wine First Church of the Nazarene. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Middletown
Ernest
Carrie Wentz Ellison
Delco Remy Plant 3
UAW Local 2
Mary A
Donald E
Indianapolis
Jerry Lee
Worthsmith
Mich
Jackie
James Erwin
Staunton
Ind
Herschel
Anderson
Walter Bricker
Wilkinson
Three Anderson area deaths mark weekend obituaries
George E. Penrod 57 of 2414 West 16th Street died at St. John’s Hospital. Lara E., two daughters Bessie Roberts and Patricia Keffer, three sons, 15 grandchildren, and siblings survive. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery follows services today. Clark M. Reiley infant son of Stanley K. and De Anne Stokesberry Reiley died at birth in St. John’s Hospital, with parents and extended family listed as survivors. Graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery. Don E. Loudenback formerly of Anderson died in Detroit after a life spanning two continents. survivors include two daughters, a son, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and numerous relatives. services Wednesday. Vernon Chittick 70 of Frankfort Route 1 died at Clinton County Hospital Frankfort. he leaves a widow and six sons, four daughters, siblings, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. burial in Geetingsville Cemetery after church services. Rose Breitfeld 76, author and song writer, died at St. John’s Hospital Miami Florida. born in Austria. brother Morris Breitfeld survives. cremation arranged after departure from Baker Brothers Funeral Home. body sent to Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis.
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George E. Penrod
16Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Fairfield
Ill
William E
Lillie Peer Penrod
Illinois
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Lara E
Bessie
Arnold) Roberts
Patricia
Ronald) Keffer
Chesterfield
Ernest
John C
Loran C
Flint
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John C. Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Clark Reiley Clark M
Stanley K
de Anne Stokesberry
Reiley
Meridian St
St. John's Hospital
Anderson College
St. John's
Robert O. Reiley
Perry
Okla
Carl Stokesberry
Tonkawa
Don E. Loudenback
Detroit
Mich
Charlottesburg
Ind
Lucille Banker
Frankton
Joene Starker
Las Vegas
Nev
Donald
Mildred Sylvester
Lawrenceburg
Orpha Busby
Gerald
Indianapolis
Marion
Earl
Truman
Otto Armstrong
Maude Fillibrown
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Lyle Elliott Fu
Vernon Chittick
Rt. 1
Frankfort
Mae Hollingsworth
Clinton County Hospital
Clinton County
William
Adelia Young Chittick
Lilly Johns
Chittick
Geelingsville Presbyterian Church
Harry
Rt. 4
Frank‘fort
Carl
Florida
Phillip
Rose Breitfeld
Stone Hotel
Miami
Fla
Austria
Wolf and Co
Heftel Breitfeld
Morris Breitfeld
Tulsa
Baker Brothers Funeral
Washington Park Cemetery
Franco In Vigorous Health Says Surgeon
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, who will be 70 next December, is in a very vigorous state of health according to his surgeon Dr Angel Garaizabal. He called reports of illness absolutely false and said Franco eats well sleeps well works hard and plays hard. Government spokesmen denied any concern about Franco who has ruled Spain since 1936.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Angel Garaizabal
Franco
Spain
Mineral Home on Mound Rd Warren Mich
Readable OCR fragment notes a mineral home on Mound Road in Warren Michigan. No additional context, date, or related entities available in the excerpt.
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Ineral
Mound Rd
War‘ren, Mich
Egg-zactly the man for Treas Hood on Dem ballot 86
A concise political push backs Egbert M Egg Hood as the Democratic candidate for treasurer ballot number 86. The campaign emphasizes his name play and electability, urging voters to support Hood.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
May Huffman Martin 83 widow of Dr O T Martin former Methodist district superintendent in Indiana died Saturday in Joplin Missouri. Services for Mrs Martin will be held Wednesday at Lapel Methodist Church with Rev Marion King officiating. Louis Mills 75 of 1442 Central Ave Noblesville died Saturday. Funeral services at 2 pm today at Coaltrain Funeral Home Noblesville with burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Burial to follow as arrangements.
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May Martin Lapel
May Huffman Martin
O. T. Martin
Indiana
Lapel Methodist Church
Marion King
Lapel
Joplin
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Noblesville
Louis Mills
Central Ave
Coaltrin
Lloyd Hargett
First Church of God
Crownland Cemetery
Moskowitz outlines Alliance for Progress push in Latin America
Saul Moskowitz spoke on the Alliance for Progress program outlining a $4 billion five year plan with $1 billion already committed. He cited aims to raise per capita income, improve income distribution, and diversify Latin American economies while noting half the region’s 400 million population lacks access to essentials and average income trails the U.S. by about nine to one. He warned of setbacks but affirmed U.S. and regional commitment to reducing misery and building a stronger hemisphere despite storm warnings.
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Alliance
Latin-America
Asia
Africa
Moskowitz
United States
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Latin America
Latin‘America
Kennedy Denounces Gold Outflow and Deficit Pressures
The remarks outline steps to stem gold outflow by reducing the balance of payments deficit, discharging international obligations, and avoiding inflation through industrial modernization to improve the US position in world markets. Kennedy, a Massachusetts native, jokes about the chamber president from Worcester.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chamber
H. Ladd Plumley
Worcester, Mass
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Anderson Refuse CO
New Community Hospital
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Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corp
National Aeronautics Association
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Chesley H. Thomas
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Ernest Coburn
Pd. Pol. A
Ernest Templeton
Gladys Gentry
Collett Ellison
Collett L. Ellison
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George Penrod
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